The first time I head the term “zero x upgrade” was while doing the AutoCAD for Mac interview . At that time I knew that the term was going to create confusion. Autodesk defines a zero x upgrade as an “upgrade without changing the release”, which is an oxymoron. Personally, I don’t like the term. It gives you the impression that you are paying money for nothing new. And now Autodesk has started using the term “upgrade” to signify a move from AutoCAD 2011 for Windows to AutoCAD 2011 for Mac.
A couple of readers of my post titled “ AutoCAD For Mac New Seat Rebate Promotion ” left some interesting comments. Chris Wade wrote:
“A lot of Mac CAD vendors allow a common license on the same machine. For example, the license is for the application – regardless of platform – Mac or Windows. This means you can run natively in OSX and Windows on the same machine under parallels or bootcamp, or even install and use on different machines – eg – PC at work, Macbook as a laptop.”
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